This section brings together technical reference documents and selection guides (chemical compatibility, elastomer selection, material properties, and polyurethane liner installation). This page will be updated regularly to centralize the information most frequently requested by our industrial customers and partners, and to support material pre-selection based on the application, chemical environment, temperature, and mechanical constraints.
This chart provides a general reference on the chemical resistance of common elastomers. It is intended for quick consultation and preliminary material screening; however, actual performance can vary depending on the exact formulation, concentration, temperature, exposure time, and service conditions. For an accurate selection and validation for your application, we strongly recommend contacting our team.
This chart outlines rubber compound formulations dedicated to rubber roll covering. It provides typical mechanical performance, chemical resistance, and temperature ranges for each elastomer family. This document is intended as a general reference for quick pre-selection; formulations can be adjusted or modified to meet your specific application requirements. For an accurate material selection, our team can review and validate the best compound based on your actual operating conditions.
Choosing the right rubber for a molded part is not only about hardness (Shore) or cost—the elastomer must also withstand the real service environment (oils, chemicals, water/steam), mechanical stresses (abrasion, tearing, impacts), as well as temperature and outdoor exposure (ozone, UV, weathering). This comparison table is meant as a quick reference guide to help orient material selection based on the required properties and operating conditions. It does not replace a full technical validation (testing, tolerances, manufacturing process, part geometry, rubber-to-metal bonding, etc.), but it helps quickly narrow down the most relevant elastomer families for durable, reliable molded rubber parts.
This guide provides general best practices for installing polyurethane liners/coatings to protect against wear in specific industrial applications. It covers key principles such as surface preparation, positioning, and installation basics to help optimize adhesion, durability, and in-service performance. For application-specific recommendations and validation, our specialists can support you.
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